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Fore Street looking east towards The Square, Probus, Cornwall. Early 1900sA mixed group of mainly children pose for the photographer, including two people in the upstairs rooms of the Hawkins Arms
Horse buses in The Square, Probus, Cornwall. Early 1900sThe Square looking north towards Chapel Street with the Jubilee Lamp on the left. Two horse buses stand outside the Post Office with passengers aboard
The Square looking towards the Church of St Probus and St Grace, Probus, Cornwall. Early 1900sProbus Church has the tallest church tower in Cornwall at 129 ft. A group of boys pose for the camera in front of the church. Mrs H
The Square and Church of St Probus and St Grace, Probus, Cornwall. Early 1900sThe Square looking towards the church from the north side with the Jubilee Lamp in view. A well dressed group stand in Wagg Lane, near the church. Photographer: Canon Henry Holroyd Mills
The Square, Probus, Cornwall. Probably 1907The Square from the entrance to Chapel Street with the Post Office on the right and the church tower, dating from around 1523, on the left
3rd DCLI recruiting march, The Lizard, Landewednack, Cornwall. 29th June 1915Lance Corporal Thomas Rendle VC is standing on the left and Coast Guard Edwards is in the centre. Lance Corporal Rendle was born in Bedminster, Bristol, on the 14th December 1884
3rd DCLI recruiting march at Lizard Green, Landewednack, Cornwall. 29th June 1915The recruiting march through The Lizard is led by the Duke of Cornwalls Light Infantry military band. Photographer: Arthur William Jordan
Children in The Square, Probus, Cornwall. Early 1900sThe Square looking towards Tregony Road with the Jubilee Lamp on the left. Some children and a man pose for the photographer. Photographer: Samuel John Govier
Signal station. Cadgwith, Cornwall. Late 1800sA view of the coast with the signal station in the foreground. The Royal Navys White Ensign is flying from the mast
Porthleven, Cornwall. 14th June 19153rd DCLI recruiting march. Lance Corporal Rendle VC being offered a sweet by schoolgirl Marjorie Shakerley. 1915. Photographer: Arthur William Jordan